Can PayPlan now insist that I do claim PPI after having said it was my choice ?

[Special One]

Hi Gemma
sorry about that reply pressed the wrong button.
Do you have a contact number for E,I,F as the link for contacting them on there web page doesn't seam to work, roughly how long does it take to come through the cheque was sent out on 14th december.
I would just normally sit and wait but we are just having the worst run of luck at the momment, headgasket has failed on the wifes car plus central heating back boiler is on its way out I've been told so could do with some good news.
Regards Special One

[Gemma Burton]

Hi,

I am so sorry to hear about your run of luck. I am not in the office at the moment so do not have access to the correct number. Are you able to email me directly and I will reply to you as soon as I get into the office tomorrow and I can check to see if tere is any progress our end.

[orchid5]

Yet another PPI variable, not only do some get £500 to keep but also the 8% statutory interest as well, the sooner there is finite legislation on this and everyone is treated the same the better me thinks.

[Foggy]

Yep -- and I am one of the lucky ones whose IP gets the lot !!

[MelanieGiles]

I am not sure that there is an IP firm who is allowing the debtor to retain £500 and the full amount of interest. If so, do let me know who they are please.

[GilliB]

Payplan have always said it was my choice whether to complete the forms or not. Initially, I chose not to, but after reading numerous posts on here - especially Hyerdrive's, I did it in November. I'm praying for similar outcome to Hyperdrive's!![:D]

[Foggy]

Melanie -- I don't think it was meant that there are firms allowing you to keep £500 AND the interest. More, some firms allow you £500 "incentive" and some allow you to retain the interest (not both).

[MelanieGiles]

That is not how the post which referred to this was worded Foggy. We need to ensure that false messages are not being put out on the forum.